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Two Turkish F-16 fighter jets violated Greek national air space, Monday. The armed jets entered into the north-eastern Aegean area and were immediately intercepted by the Greek air force as per international rules of engagement, according to Greek Pentagon sources. The two jets also infringed the Athens Flight Information Region (FIR).

Continuing its provocations towards Greece, two Turkish F-16 fighter jets violated Greek national airspace, Tuesday. The two aircraft flew over the island of Panagia at an altitude of 25,000 feet. The jets had infringed the Athens Flight Information Region (FIR) south of the island of Chios at 11.05am.

A formation of four Turkish fighter jets violated Greek air space three times in the eastern Aegean on Monday afternoon.

Two F-16s and two F-4s entered the Flight Information Region shortly before 2 p.m. south of Lesvos.

Shortly after 2 p.m., the two F-16s flew over Makronisi with the F-4s flying over Agathonisi, at an altitude of 19,000 feet, a minute later.

Four Turkish fighter jets violated Greek national air space three times in the central and southeast Aegean on Wednesday.

According to reports, the jets, two of which were flying in formation, also entered the Athens Flight Information Region (FIR).

The aircraft were identified and intercepted by Greek jets.

Two pairs of Greek and Turkish F-16 fighter jets engaged in a mock dogfight southwest of Chios Thursday afternoon.

The Turkish aircraft were armed and had entered Greek air space.

Also Thursday, a Turkish CN-235 military transport plane violated Greek air space 19 times, authorities said. 

Three Turkish fighter jets, two of which flew in formation, entered the Athens Flight Information Region (FIR) on Tuesday and violated Greek national air space over the central Aegean.

Authorities said they engaged in two mock dogfights with Greek fighter jets that were scrambled to intercept them before they left Greece's air space.

Three Turkish Air Force formations comprising six fighter jets, as well as a lone CN-235 transport plane were chased off by Greek aircraft on Friday after violating national air space.

A total of 11 Turkish fighter jets violated Greek air space in the central and northeastern Aegean Wednesday, according to Greek defense officials who said there was one dogfight between Greek and Turkish aircraft.

A formation of two armed Turkish fighter jets entered the Athens Flight Information Region once and Greece's national air space four times by flying over the northeastern and central Aegean, on Monday.

The craft were chased off by Greek pilots.

Four Turkish military aircraft entered Greek air space without permission on Monday, according to military officials in Athens.

Two of the jets, identified as F-16s, entered the Athens Flight Information Region (FIR) at 3 p.m. before flying over the tiny islet of Panaghia, east of the eastern Aegean island of Chios, at 8,800 feet.